Traditional Corbel
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This two-way Traditional Corbel features a versatile design allowing for multiple application methods. The 10 1/4" height and 7 1/2" depth are interchangeable. Install it according to your build specifications and personal preference. The charming corbel features a bold frame with straight lines which contrast the decorative center flawlessly. The center is composed of a subtle curved silhouette that fits in with anything from traditional to farmhouse to contemporary design. Whether you are building shelves, supporting a mantel or adorning your countertops, this design is a great choice! Plus, the slender 2" width will not take away from the rest of your decor.
This unfinished wood corbel is available in multiple wood types including a paint grade option. There are two vertically-mounted metal keyhole openings on the back for easy mounting. If you are looking for a similar item with a slightly larger profile, we also have the Traditional Corbel (Part #8731) with a 3" width.
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2021-05-13 Material: Soft Maple (paintgrade)
The corbels I ordered are to be used to support a kitchen island countertop, and they were just what I needed.
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2020-06-18 Material: Rubberwood (paintgrade)
Good quality and perfect for my use.
Only one issue that was not a factor for my use. I ordered 7 traditional corbels. Some of them had metal countersunk hangers and some had wooden slots. The hanger screw positions were also different between the two types. All 7 were identical otherwise and no issue for my use. However, if I intended to use the recessed hangars, I would have had to make two templates. But overall no a big deal, and in my case irrelevant as I was not using the recessed hangers.
Unless there are inventory constraints, I would ask the order fulfilment personnel to fill orders with matching items.